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RitDisplay Corp announced that the company is ready to mass produce 3.5 inch AMOLEDs on a a-Si backplane.
This is a major step to get cheaper OLED panels for smartphones, portable handhelds because a-Si backplane will be cheaper and easier to produce. Samsung mobile display produce their panels with LTPS technology. The 3.5 inch panel will be deliverd with a 320×480 pixel resolution.

Ignis demonstrates in co-operation with RitDisplay a 3.47 inch AMOLED with the patented AdMo compensation technology. This technology make the display more stable and more uniform. The display has 320×480 pixel.

IGNIS and RiTdisplay will be demonstrating the product at booth #728 at SID Display Week 2011, from May 16 – May 20, 2011, in Los Angeles. Ignis has solved the stability problems at polysilicon backplanes.

Displaysearch published its latest Quarterly OLED Shipment and Forecast Report, they reported that worldwide OLED revenues shattered its previous record, reaching $252 million in revenue for Q3’09, up 31% Q/Q.

Samsung Mobile Display Maintains Big Lead Over Competition with 71.4% Market Share.

Displaysearch published some new OLED Shipment and Forecast Report.

In its latest Q4’08 Quarterly OLED Shipment and Forecast Report, DisplaySearch reported that the worldwide OLED display revenue in Q3’08 was US$141 million, down 11% Q/Q but up 60% Y/Y.

The Taiwan-based RiTdisplay Corp., a reinvested company of Taiwan`s larges-sized disc maker RiTek Corp., has received orders for 35 million units of PMOLEDs (passive matrix organic light emitting diod

aiwan-based RiTdisplay has developed OLED panels with touch functionality, which is now ready for volume production once orders are received, according to the company.

“By Q1’08, DisplaySearch forecasts AMOLEDs will represent 55.6% of total revenues as LG Display enters the AMOLED market and Chi Mei EL, Samsung SDI and Sony continue to ramp up,” noted Barry Yo

In October, Chi Mei EL (CMEL), a subsidiary of Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO), announced that the company would invest NT$1 billion (US$30.6 million) to expand to a second OLED production line.

The 9th International Flat Panel Display Exposition, also known as Display Taiwan 2007, kicked off yesterday at the Taipei World Trade Center and will run until June 16.